Ruined Church Paper Model - Dave Graffam Models


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This paper model kit is easy to assemble, requiring just cardstock paper sheets to print on (110 lb. or 199gsm recommended), scissors, hobby knife, paper glue, aluminum ruler and cutting mat.

This model is designed at the popular 28mm-30mm gaming scale, and can be shrunk down to 15mm, 20mm or 25mm scales by simply adjusting the print size percentage on your printer. Tips and advice for altering the scale are included with this kit.

This model offers three distinct looks for each of the main wall and roof components. You can create this model several times, choosing a different look so that each is unique. It's many models in one!

You get all of these texture options:

Brick walls (red or brown)
Stone walls
Wooden floor
Flagstone floor
Thatched roof
Slate roof tiles
Wooden shingles

All of the PDFs in this set are single-layered and easy to print right away. Just choose your favorite textures from the options available and you're off!

You'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 or later in order to use these files.

The Ruined Church has a footprint of 9" by 9", and stands 11.5" tall.

There are dozens of paper model kits

available from Dave Graffam Models.

These are just a few:

Ruins [BUNDLE]

$54.10

$40.53

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Patrick H.

August 12th, 2012

This was the sixth and most complex of Dave Graffams models that I built.It repays a careful build,but could benefit from some exploded views.I reduced the scale of my model which increased the degree of difficulty.The end result was worth the effort,I pa [...]

Andrew W.

April 12th, 2012

As ruins go, this is probably the most useful in the Dave Graffam catalogue. Of the variants offered in the kit, both as editable PDF and "prepared versions", I chose the red brick and printed on A5 to make the model compatible with 15mm Flames of War. As [...]

Nicolas D.

March 19th, 2012

Very nice and detailed pdf, i love it a lot. Print it on paper, glue it on foamboard and you have a very strong piece of scenery. Thx a lot

Paul G.

March 4th, 2012

An impressive model, but definitely not for the faint hearted. The instructions are rather on the sparse side, but if you have experience with paper models, particularly some of the simpler ones from the same company, I think the result is worth the head [...]

david c.

November 30th, 2011

The instructions (and only the very generous would call them that) are completely inadequate. Making the model nearly impossible to put together. A complete waist of money and time.